Bonefish

Bonefish are a type of saltwater fish known for their speed and agility, often found in tropical and subtropical coastal waters. They have a streamlined body and a silvery appearance, enabling them to glide efficiently through the water. Bonefish are popular among anglers because of their challenging catch and are also appreciated for their ecological role in marine ecosystems. They typically feed on small invertebrates and fish near the ocean floor. Their presence indicates healthy, shallow coastal habitats, and they are an important species for both local fisheries and recreational fishing communities.